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While he has nothing but praise for the culture Brandon Hyde has built as manager of the Orioles, Stan “The Fan” Charles says Hyde must handle his bullpen in a way to keep Craig Kimbrel fresh and sharp from here on out.
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The problems with the Orioles’ bullpen didn’t just crop up this past weekend, writes Stan “The Fan” Charles, and it’s time for the Orioles to get creative to address the issue.
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Orioles outfielder Colton Cowser is off to a hot start in 2024, showing he learned from his trial run in the big leagues a year ago. The improvements he has made were evident when he reported to spring training.
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Former Orioles manager Buck Showalter always believed the Orioles made a good choice with manager Brandon Hyde. “I love his path,” Showalter said. “A lot of people want to go from A to Z without going through the process.”
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PressBox’s choice of Brandon Hyde as the 2023 Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year is the best reflection of the team’s culture and the joy we experienced throughout the season because of that culture, according to Glenn Clark.
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PressBox is proud to honor Orioles manager Brandon Hyde as our 2023 Mo Gaba Sportsperson of the Year.
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Brandon Hyde was named the 2023 American League Manager of the Year, becoming the fourth Orioles skipper to win the award.
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As they discussed the 2023 season, Orioles GM Mike Elias and manager Brandon Hyde did not shy away from the disappointment of being swept in the ALDS, but they also could not hide their excitement about the potential of the club moving forward.
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The Orioles will get reinforcements with the expansion of rosters ahead of this weekend’s series in Arizona. Todd Karpovich breaks down the expected additions, the effectiveness of the club’s six-man rotation and more.
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Orioles outfielder Austin Hays likes to keep things simple. So far, that’s been an effective strategy. “Just stay focused on the day-to-day, stick to the process, stick to the plan and the numbers will fall where they may at the end of the year,” Hays said.
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